Night Chills

Campfire Radio Theater

Haunted Air Audio

Drama, Fiction, Fiction:drama

4.8 • 827 Ratings

🗓️ 31 December 2011

⏱️ 30 minutes

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Summary

Justin and Jill were content in their new home before the unexplained noises, the icy rooms... and a terrifying dead of night visitor. Written, directed and produced by John Ballentine Cast John Ballentine Allison Howard Shelby Sessler Blaine Hicklin Larry Perkins Music by Kevin MacLeod The song "Lullaby" created and performed by _ghost Follow us on Facebook @CampfireRadioTheater and Twitter @CampfireRadio Running time 29:43

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0:00.0	Welcome, friend. Have a seat by the fire. Make yourself comfortable.
0:07.0	The house was old but not ancient.
0:23.6	It creaked and grown with the wind, shifted upon its foundations.
0:29.6	Many had walked its floors, cast shadows upon its walls, but few stayed long.
0:35.6	For some would claim it seemed to attract unwelcome guests,
0:41.3	passing visitors from an unnatural realm.
0:50.3	Your tune to Campfire Radio Theatre, a collection of tales of the bizarre and surreal.
1:03.1	Tonight's audio played written by John Ballantyne, careful you don't catch.
1:10.0	The night chills. The night chills.
1:25.1	That's the last of them.
1:27.1	Can't see our house for the boxes.
1:29.3	I didn't know we had so much stuff. What's in these?
1:32.3	Careful.
1:33.3	Where to?
1:35.3	The bedroom.
1:36.3	Oh, God.
1:39.3	Justin, what is it?
1:40.3	Is this a box of bricks or your makeup?
1:43.3	You're trying to give me a coronary.
1:45.6	You know I got mad love for you.
1:48.0	Come on.
1:48.7	Let's go.
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